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READ ME.txt
READ ME - Movie Player |
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Movie Player is a Microsoft Visual Basic 6 application which demonstrates how to use the QuickTime COM Control in QuickTime 7 to display and manipulate movies. |
The sample demonstrates the following capabilities: |
- Movie playback with a movie controller |
- Open, Open from URL, Close |
- Cut/Copy/Paste/Undo |
- Export, Export with dialog |
- Quicktime Event handling |
- Form resizing |
- Error handling |
- Fullscreen playback |
- Display movie info. such as duration, track types, |
track formats, etc. |
Building the sample |
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A Visual Basic 6 project is included. |
Note: |
You will need to add the QuickTime Control 2.0 to the VB 6 Toolbox in order to build the project. Here's how: |
- Choose Project | Components and scroll down to the Apple QuickTime Control 2.0. Check the box beside this component in the list and click OK to add it to the Visual Basic 6 Toolbox. |
You must also add the Microsoft Common Dialog Control to your project. Here's how: |
- Choose Project | Components. Scroll down until you see the Microsoft Common Dialog Control 6.0. Check the box beside it and click the OK button to add the dialog control to the toolbox. |
Running the sample |
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Launch the .exe file in the project folder and use File->Open or File->Open URL to open a movie file. Once you have a movie opened you can perform any of the various operations on the movie using the File and Export menus such as export, fullscreen etc. as outlined above. |
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